On today’s Bubba the Love Sponge® Show, Bubba and the crew tackle one of the busiest news cycles of the week, starting with Congress moving to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt. The panel digs into what that really means, comparing it with past high‑profile cases like Bannon and Navarro, and whether former presidents should be shielded from subpoenas.

Then, the conversation turns global: France and Australia push for strict limits on kids’ social media use and school phone bans. Bubba’s team and a teacher caller weigh in on the growing backlash against tech in schools, connecting it to parental accountability and the erosion of resilience in the “screen generation.”

Later, the crew examines chilling footage from a Minneapolis shooting, questioning split‑second decisions, lawful carry rights, and the fallout that’s already costing some their jobs. Add in college football talk, Deion Sanders’ proposed fines, NIL chaos, and transfer‑portal turnover, and you’ve got a full‑throttle mix of politics, culture, and hard‑earned perspective, Bubba‑style.